Stillmans Arrive in France for Paris Honeymoon
The Stillmans landed in France to begin a Paris honeymoon aboard the Paris boat train, greeting reporters as Mrs. Stillman flaunted a red blouse and mink collar while Mr. Stillman joked about finances. The couple, traveling with family, planned a quiet European reunion and hoped to avoid public scrutiny.
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Bongh
France
James A. Ettliman
Pullmans
Stillgargiuous
Mra. Stillsean
Stillmeh Feot
H. P. Davidson
India
Marsailles
Stiliman Con- Hawes
Paris
America
Stillman
Case to another judge for proper attention
The brief cites affidavits including William S. Timmy who valued the plant under 25,000 at forced sale and King Fauver who alleges bias by Judge Webber. Cheny claims the mortgage of 56,000 is overdue and the plant deteriorating while Ingersoll disputes the judge’s motives. Affidavits will be sent to Chief Justice Marshall for filing.
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William S. Timmy
King Fauver
L. B. Fauver
Webber
H. W. Ingersoll
Fauver
Cheny
H. C. Cheny
Henry W. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Ufford
Ingwer
Smith
Stark
Martin
Marshall
Revenue bill faces conference as Senate alters tax plan
The NUMBER THREE measure aims to close a deficit by year end and restore lost revenue features cut during a tax-slashing Senate spree. Administration and Democratic allies debate restoring the admissions tax and a ten percent levy with a 70 cent exemption while House Republicans push to reinsert other taxes. If Senate Democrats side with Republicans on poor man taxes, the White House may accept lower rates to pass the bill before March 1. The authors seek a final vote late today or early tomorrow despite a split with administration allies.
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Treasury
Senate
Mellon
House
Dream Saves Lives of Eight Short Skirts
Officials of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company face a delegation of clubwomen urging lower steps on street cars. They argue high steps hinder older people and burden others with bundles, though skirts are not the issue.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Ptolemy Tickets Hint at Hidden Postcard Plot
An amused village tale centers on a wife discovering odd tickets in her husband John’s desk. A postman’s gossiping leads to misread hints about a postcard to a doctor. The doctor complains the postman read the note, provoking friction in a humorous arc.
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John
Ptolemy
Community Club Meetings and Social Notes
Amherst Grange meets in the Grange hall this evening. The New Powell Club postponed its Saturday gathering due to a member’s illness. The Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary district convention in Cleveland has been postponed to a later date. Fortnightly Club met at Mrs Cush ing's home with reviews of Swann's Wry and Like Summer's Cloud. Next meeting planned for Feb twenty fifth at Mrs Snyder's home. Division A of the Second Congregational Church held an all‑day work meeting and tureen dinner at Mrs Scheuneman's Lake Avenue home. Elyrian Club hosted six tables of five hundred with prizes to Mrs Manville and Mrs Neal Ellis. refreshments served. next meeting at Mrs M Andress's home on Ninth Street, L ovain. Chav alier Lodge No 516 K of P met with a large turnout. committees reported routine business and future plans. lunch followed at the club rooms. West Side Guild of St Andrews Episcopal Church entertained at Mrs G W Richmond's home with amusements and a social tea. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mrs Joseph Memm, Eleanor Sutter, Mrs Richard Michael and baby, Mrs Richard Kershaw, John Kruby, Wm Ferguson, Helen Taylor, Wilma Bracey, Mrs Rupert Fox, Frank Stetson.
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Amherst Grange
Grange Hall
New Powell Club
Haid
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Cleveland
Cushing
Charles Cushing
Second Street
Second Congregational Church
Mlyrv Clay
E . Tedrow
Elyrain Club
Lake Avenue
Manville
Neal Ellis
P. Kleefelt
J. Ruscher
Paul Kleefelt
M. Andress
Ninth Street
Lovain
Chavalier Lodge
Chevalier Lodge
K. of P
Morris Ketchem
Joseph Memm
Weot Bridge
Eleanor Sutter
Richard Michael
East Ts8th Street
Richard Kershaw
Roosevelt Avenue
John Kruby
Bailey Court
Wm. Ferguson
Griswold Road
Helen
Taylor
Furnace Street
Wilma Bracey
Columbia Station
Rupert Fox
Frank Stetson
West Avenue
Local personals and civic notes from Dennison area
Miss Mildred Stearns visits Edith Anspacher of West Avenue. Miss Bunham returns from Cleveland where she attended the Ohio state Dancing School at the Hotel Winton. Mr and Mrs Bernard McCarthy plan a February 15 departure for Los Angeles to make their home. Mrs Keith McClintark arrives from St Petersburgh to visit her mother. Little Wilda Foreman recovers from a broken arm. Attorney Frank Stetson, recently operated on for appendicitis, is up and about. Richard Clark visits from Lake Avenue. Ward Bliss and Laylin of West Street join Mrs Ray Doane at the Frank Kelly funeral in Willard. Police Chief resigns in Dennison, W E Poland served as town marshal before 1922 then became police chief.
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Mildred Stearns
Lakewood
Edith Anspacher
West Avenue
Winmired
Bunham
Broad Street
Cleveland
Ohuo
Hotil Winton
Ar O
Bernard McCarthy
Fast River Street
Los Angeles
California
Keith McClintark
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Ray Doane
Middle Avenue
Frank Kelly
Willard
Duchess of Portland drives fashion shift in London
London report notes the Duchess of Portland promoting a campaign to oust Paris as a reader in feminine fashion and opening a model house showcasing original British styles. Jerusalem hosts a beauty contest for the Purim Feast with 75 entrants in Tel Aviv. Vienna reports Queen Marie’s beauty at risk after Princess Carol renunciation. Colchester physician cites oyster pairings with gin and gingerbread as best. London notes silk dressing gowns in Conduit Street target young well dressed men.
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London
Duchess of Portland
Paris
Jerusalem
Ahaseurus
Esther
Telaviv
Wasoon
Deaths of Mrs. Ann D. Alexander and Miss Cynthia M. Gee
Mrs. Ann D. Alexander of Grafton township died at home after a two week illness at age 86. She leaves four children, two grandchildren, and two brothers. funeral Sunday at 2 pm from her home, burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery. Miss Cynthia M. Gee, longtime Cleveland public school teacher, died after influenza complications. services were held at her home and burial in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland. She had taught at Warren, Engle, Hough and Boulevard schools. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee, a sister Hazel, and four brothers.
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Ann D. Alexander
Grafton Township
Jo Alexander
Hattie Weaver
Canton
Ida Bowman
Chardon
Ohio
Lute Alexander
Rose Durkee
George Pierce
Detroit
F. W. Piarce
Lorain
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Grafton
Cynthia M. Gee
Cleveland
Lakeview Cemetery
Engle, Hough and Boulevard
West 86Th Street
Geela
Frank Gee
Hazel
Allison
Frank
Jasper
Walter
Cleveland Markets Update Shows Mixed Produce and Livestock Quotes
The Cleveland market notes fresh prices for butter eggs and apples with Ohio storage produce and vegetables. Poultry prices list fowls roasts and ducks while livestock receipts and prices cover cattle calves sheep lambs and hogs with steady or varied changes.
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Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Pricing
Hogs totaling about 500 head traded with market lower. Prices ranged from 13.00 to 14.00 for various weights, bulk sales around 13.50 to 13.75, and range up to 14.25 for high pigs. Cattle veal calves sheep and lambs markets remained steady.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Editors to Speak at Pittsfield Center Meeting on Feb 15
Two editors from an Ohio farm paper, L. L Rummell and W. H. Lloyd, will speak at a Pittsfield Center gathering Monday evening February 15. They plan to form a permanent organization to coordinate local community programs per County Agent C. E. Rowland. Also note Sir Bradford Leslie, age ninety five, remains active designing a vertical takeoff helicopter. Blue Diamond Lump Coal for Saturday advertised by West Side Lumber and Coal Co.
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Ohio
Pittsfield Center
L. L Rummell
W. H. Lloyd
C. E. Rowland
England
Sir Bradford Leslie
Blue Diamond
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Old Timer Returns After Thirty Years of Ailment Relief
A man reports a decades long digestive illness finally relieved by Maya's One Dose Will Convince Remedy. He credits the treatment with removing intestinal mucus and inflammation that caused stomach and bowel problems and says he feels thirty years younger. A money back guarantee is offered.
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Philadelphia
Maya
Fegl
Lorain National Tube Plant Raises Work Schedule to 38 Percent
Lorain works at the National Tube Company will operate on an 38 percent schedule next week, announced at the plant. This marks a 6 percent increase over the current week and continues a steady rise from 8 percent the week before Christmas.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Cleveland Egg Market Reports Fresh Prices
In Cleveland on February 12, eggs showed fresh 35 with Ohio firsts 31 to 32 ranges and western firsts 31. Other category prices remained unchanged.
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Ohio
Cleveland
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